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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
BUSINESS ECONOMICS

The economics undergraduate program is designed for students who wish to gain a thorough understanding of both empirical and theoretical approaches to economics. Emphasis is on economic principles applied to resolving interpersonal conflicts of interest and coordinating productive activity in a world of scarce resources. Business Economics is a major for students seeking a business orientation in their study of economics. It offers a tightly focused curriculum that is guided by the rigorous logic and integrative perspective of economics. The Business Economics major does not replicated the traditional undergraduate business school curriculum. In the last two years, most courses are in statistical analysis, finance, management and business. Below are some examples of the lower division courses required for the major.

UC Los Angeles

This major is highly selective; all preparatory courses should be completed by the spring prior to transferring. The calculus course requirements should be met as early as possible. After transfer to UCLA, students may not change their major to Business Economics if they were originally admitted to a major outside the Department of Economics.

NOTE : The Business Economics major does not replicate the traditional undergraduate business school curriculum.

ECON 101, 102
ENGL 102 or 104
MATH 103 , 104

Completion of the following Accounting courses is recommended for students transferring to UCLA in Fall 2007. These courses will be required for students transferring to UCLA in Fall 2008 and later.
ACCT 101, 102

UC Riverside

ACCTG 101, 102
ECON 101, 102
MATH 103 and 104

UC Santa Barbara
BA

Beginning fall 2008 transfer students who wish to declare the business economics major must complete the following four courses with a 2.75 grade-point average
before admission to UCSB: one microeconomics course, one macroeconomics course, one statistics course, and one calculus course.

ACCTG 101, 102
ECON 101, 102
MATH 103 and 104, or 112
MATH 136

CSU Los Angeles

Business Administration

ENGL 104 - University Requirement

ACCTG 101, 102

CS/IS 101

ECON 101, 102

MATH 136

BUSAD 120

CSU Long Beach

Economics - Business Economics

ECON 101, 102

ACCTG 101, 102

MATH 112 or 103

NOTE: AGREEMENTS CONCERNING TRANSFER ARE CONSTANTLY BEING UPDATED, THEREFORE, THE STUDENT IS CAUTIONED TO CHECK WITH A COUNSELOR OR THE TRANSFER CENTER FOR CURRENT TRANSFER INFORMATION.
8/2007	GCC CATALOG 2006-2007